The National tribune., 1887-03-31

had lived In Pennsylvania, Ohio and Michigan.
He was born in the State first named, and had
once been a sailor. All his papers were burned
with his house.
@. Mollenapp, Malta, H., asks If any COM
rade can give him information Of Jacob Molle-
napp, who belonged 10 Co. E, 3ith Ohio. He
was wounded and captured at Cedar Greek, and
confined in Andersonville prison.
5. b. Viele, Tecumseh, Neb., asks for informa-
tiOn Of the widow and son of his brother Alex
ander Viele, who was lOck-tender either at
Massillon, Stark Co., or Clinton, Summit Co,
o. He was drowned in 1865. His widow,
Maria, was last heard of at Akron. o.
Stephen p. Robillard, Co. X, 10th ". Y. III. A.,
Monte Vista, Colo, says he is greatly troubled
with a ringing in his ears, and wishes some
comrade could suggest a remedy.
j. G. Seeley, Randolph, Iowa, asks infOrma-
tion concerning a woman whose name was
Ellen Philambee. She married Chas. ThOrnby
and afterward John Baker. She worked in a
hotel at ST. Joseph, NO. and after her last mar
rage went West. Her brother, Moses III. Phil
ambee, served three years in Co. A, Goth Wis.
Charles w. Sloat, Geneva, o., asks if any his
tory or sketch has ever been written of Gen.
Sully's expedition in Dakota in 1868; and if so,
where he can get il.
Milton G. Guest, Rock Elm, Wis. inquiries
what has become Of a man named Husband,
who was a nurse in the hospital of the nth
Iowa at Cairo, ILL.,, in the Summer of 1863.
A. G. Verdenburg, Co. G., 10Th Mich, Salt
River, Mich, would be glad of any information
concerning the whereabouts of DIR. Kimbie,
who lived in Isabella County, Mich, about 20
years ago.
A. V. Kendrick. Burlington, Iowa, asks il
anyone can tell him what became of NJ. d.
Darnal, Co. A, 43d Ind, who was wounded and
left behind during the Camden expedition in
Arkansas in the Spring of 1864. His friends
would like to learn his fate.
Catharine Hartman, care Of Wa. A. McGin-
mis-, Terra Alta, VIVA, makes an urgent appeal
for information concerning the death, or where
abouts If living Of her husband, Joseph Hart
man, Co. A, 18th Veteran Reserve Corps.
j. NJ. Spencer, Lawrence, Kan, referring to
the request Of COmrade Fletcher, Franklin,
Neb.. for remedy for deafness, says that he
was cured by the use of skunk's oil, five drops
being put in the ear every morning.
Erastus COlburn, Co. A, 10th N Y. Cav,
Whitesboro, CAL, lost two discharges-one on
the railroad between Elmira and Dunkirk, N.
y, and the other in San Francisco. The date
Of his discharge was Aug. 4, 1866. He would be
glad to recover them.
Wm. III. Lutes, Co. T., 10Th Iowa, Wymore,
Neb., sends brief sketch of the services Of his
regiment, which participated in all the battles
OF the Army of the Tennessee. He has in his
possession a small pocket Bible found in Will
manson swamp. Ga., In January, l5OO. On the
hyleaf is inscribed: Presented TO Second
Lieut.. Andrew ]. Ice by his friend, T. o. Spen-
Ger, May IA, 1861"
John III. Pickett, 2i16 Venable street, Rich
| mond, Va, has gold badge which was picked
up on the battlefield of Cold Harbor On one
side are crossed sabers and ne thinks it belonged
| to cavalryman. It bears the inscription
"Wm. Burcb, 1862" beside the names of sew
eral battles. The writer also has large gutta.
| percha ring with a silver setting, on which is
engraved the name j. G.. Alger, I02d Pa"
w. @. Wright, CO. f. 102d ~ Y, Emery, Han
son Co., Oak, has in his possession the dis
charge of Daniel ID. Steel, private of Co. G.
lO2d n. Y, which he would be glad to return
| to him or his friends.
| John E. White, Nevada Mo-, would be glad
| for tidings of his discharge from Co. G., 22d H.
which he lost in the latter part of 1864 or early
in 1865.
George Walker, Co. B, 10th Mass, Auburn.
dale Va, has a metal badge which he found
near WarrentoD, Va, in December, 1862. II
bears the inscription: Presented to A. NJ
Capen, Gibson Division, No. 81, S. of T."